Explaining why Virus Definitions doesn't updates so often

According to Technical Support, Norton 360 for Android | iOS uses in-the-cloud scanning technology

But what is it?

According to the description of Bitdefender Antivirus Free:

“Instead of downloading and storing virus signatures directly to Android devices, Antivirus Free uses in-the-cloud services to check online for the latest safeguards to outbreaks. This not only results in super-fast scans, but in close to zero impact on battery life and device performance”

Ok?

Below are some messages from Technical Support confirming that Norton 360 for Android | iOS uses this technology:

“Yes, you are correct that Norton 360 on Android uses the cloud scanning technology for the AntiMalware and Virus scans and for more details over it, I am connecting you with the dedicated Android team”

“Norton for Mobile has cloud scanning technology and also get LiveUpdates automatically”

“Norton helps to scan and removes apps with viruses, spyware, and other threats by scanning the Cloud database and file ratings”

“Based on ratings available, it will notify you the level of threat and how to remediate”

“Be rest assured about Norton securing your devices. We have an extensive Security History and our pioneering spirit continues today. At Norton, we're so confident in our ability to protect customers that we give them our Virus Protection Promise”

(“Norton for PC uses same level of feature and Cloud based scanning engine”)

I hope I helped, Leo

Yes and I saw most of them, so I decided to post this information as well

Thank you very much also peterweb

Thanks for posting information you received from Norton Support on this topic. There have been a few threads here where users were concerned about a lack of regular malware signature updates.